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Kacey Musgraves - Merry Go Round chords

Intro: F#0B10F#21If you ain't got two kids by 21,2your probably gonna die aloneB33 at least that's what tradition told you.F#44And it don't matter if you don't believe,B55come sunday morning you best be there6in the front row, like your s'posed to.78G#m76F#79Same hurt in every heart.B8C#910Same trailer, different park.1112B1013Mamas hooked on Mary Kay14Brothers hooked on Mary JaneF#1115And Daddies hooked on Mary two doors down.B1216Mary Mary quite contrary,17we get bored so we get marriedF#13C#14G#m71518and just like dust we settle in this town.B16F#17C#18G#m71919On this broken Merry go 'round and round and round we go, where it stopsB20F#2120nobody knowsC#22F#2321and it ain't slowin down, this merry go round2223F#2424We think the first time's good enough,B2525So we hold on to highschool love,26Say we won't end up like our parents.2728F#2629Tiny little boxes in a row,B2730ain't what you want it's what you know,31Just happy in the shoes your wearin.3233G#m728F#2934Same checks we're always cashin,B30C#3135to buy a little more distraction.36B3237Mamas hooked on Mary Kay38Brothers hooked on Mary JaneF#3339And Daddies hooked on Mary two doors down.B3440Mary Mary quite contrary,41we get bored so we get marriedF#35C#36G#m73742and just like dust we settle in this town.B38F#39C#40G#m74143On this broken Merry go 'round and round and round we go, where it stopsB42F#4344nobody knowsC#44F#4545and it ain't slowin down, this merry go round4647B4648Mary Mary quite contrary,49we're so bored until we're burriedF#47C#48G#m74950and just like dust we settle in this town.B50F#51C#52G#m75351On this broken Merry go 'roundB54F#55C#56G#m757B5852Merry Go 'Round53F#5954Jack and Jill went up the hill,55Jack burned out on booze and pills,B6056and mary had a little lamb,F#6157mary just don't give a damn no more

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